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Fred L

Le Monde.fr + IBM : Dossier spécial "Innovation et entreprise" - 0 views

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IBM innovation entreprise monde.fr

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  • Fred L on 05 Nov 08
     
    Peut-être des choses intéressantes, je n'ai parcouru que les titres
Fred L

Enquête IBM CEO Global Study PME L'innovation comme effet de levier du change... - 0 views

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@lire PME changement croissance

shared by Fred L on 24 Nov 08 - Cached
  • Enquête IBM CEO Global Study PME L’innovation comme effet de levier du changement
François Bertrand

gbe03100-usen-03-making-change-work.pdf (Objet application/pdf) - 0 views

www-935.ibm.com/...usen-03-making-change-work.pdf

management changement innovation

shared by François Bertrand on 30 Oct 08 - No Cached
  • François Bertrand on 30 Oct 08
     
    Conclusion While the Enterprise of the Future is indeed hungry for change, our Making Change Work study shows that executing change well remains the exception, though certainly an achievable goal. Our research with practitioners revealed practical insights about closing the change gap - including the insight that soft, people-related factors typically present greater challenges than hard, technologyrelated factors that are typically easier to identify and measure. Companies can no longer justify or afford an ad hoc approach to change management. We discovered that change management is at a turning point from an art to a professional discussion, from improvisation to a richer, more systematic approach, based on clear empirical perspectives on what works and what does not.
  • François Bertrand on 30 Oct 08
     
    Une étude faite par IBM qui semble intéressante pour notre sujet.
François Bertrand

Research and development in East Asia | Rising in the East | The Economist - 0 views

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R&D expenditures COREE DU SUD

shared by François Bertrand on 17 Jan 09 - Cached
  • TO SEE the geography of the technology industry, crack open an Apple iPhone. Although the firm that sells it is American, it provides none of the physical innards. The components are almost entirely Asian: the screen is mostly from Japan, the flash memory from South Korea, and it was assembled in China. Apple’s contribution is the design and software—and, importantly, integrating the innovations of others.
  • The most impressive growth has been in South Korea. In 2007 Samsung spent more on R&D than IBM. The company has jumped to second place in the number of patents granted by America’s patent office (just behind IBM); a decade earlier it was not even in the top ten. South Korean firms spend more on R&D as a percentage of sales (6.5%) than European and Japanese firms (around 5%), and are catching up with American ones (about 8%). South Korea now has more high-tech researchers than Britain and Germany.
  • The starkest shifts are in computer services and manufacturing, where the roles of America and East Asia have diverged dramatically. The amount that American firms spend on research in computer services as much as trebled over the past decade. Japanese and South Korean firms, meanwhile, spend hardly anything developing services, and prefer to concentrate on more tangible, if less lucrative, hardware.
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  • Even the topology of the internet itself is looking less American. In 1999 around 90% of Asia’s international internet traffic passed through America; in 2008 the share dropped to 54%, according to TeleGeography, a telecoms-research firm. It is yet another example of how the technology industry, once dominated by America, is becoming truly global in nature.
François Bertrand

01net. - Le gouvernement investit dans le développement des nanotechnologies - 0 views

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pole de compétitivité policy mix

shared by François Bertrand on 26 Sep 08 - Cached
  • Car après l'inauguration des locaux du nouveau centre R & D de Yahoo! dans la capitale iséroise par la ministre de l'Economie, Christine Lagarde, ce fut au tour du Premier ministre de visiter la région et plus particulièrement le pôle de compétitivité Minalogic.
  • En complément, le Premier ministre a également dévoilé l'intention de l'Etat de débloquer 565 millions d'euros supplémentaires pour la filière nano-électronique française. Des fonds qui iront pour les deux tiers à Grenoble pour le financement du programme industriel et de R & D soutenu par IBM et ST Microelectronics, Crolles 3. Un projet pour lequel les investissements privés devraient atteindre 2,5 milliards d'euros et déboucher sur la création de 650 emplois spécialisés, précise l'Associated Press.
  • Enfin, François Fillon a expliqué avoir donné consigne à la Caisse des dépôts et consignations (CDC) d'augmenter ses investissements dans les fonds de capital-risque avec un objectif revendiqué : permettre aux entreprises les plus innovantes de rester en France et de leur éviter de s'adosser pour des raisons financières à des groupes industriels étrangers.
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